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Category Archives: Anishinaabek World
From Lake Nipigon’s Echo Rock To Waweig Lake
Previous Post: Canoeing Lake Nipigon From Windigo Bay To Echo Rock Day 10 – Echo Rock to the H B C Post (Nipigon House) distance: 7 km (include backtracking) actually moved forward about 3.3 km time: 9:15 a.m to 11:25 a.m. portages/rapids/liftover-line: 0/0/0 weather: overcast; … Continue reading
Down The Pikitigushi River From Cliff Lake To Lake Nipigon – Days 2 & 3
Previous Post: Down The Pikitigushi River From Cliff Lake To Lake Nipigon – Logistics, Maps and Day 1 – Cliff Lake Day 2 – From Cliff Lake to Ratte Lake distance: 10.5 km time: 9 a.m to 4 p.m.; checked out all pictograph … Continue reading
Down The Pikitigushi From Cliff Lake To Lake Nipigon: Logistics. Maps and Day 1 – Cliff Lake
Related Posts: Canoeing From The Pikitigushi’s Cliff Lake to Echo Rock on Lake Nipigon … a summary of our trip with lots of pix It was back in 2013 that my brother Max and I first paddled into Cliff Lake. It was … Continue reading
Anishinaabeg Beadwork & Painting Exhibit At The Royal Ontario Museum
I should have gone in June or July! The Royal Ontario Museum hosted an exhibit (June 17 to November 19, 2017) titled Anishinaabeg: Art and Power which recently closed. Sad to say, I forgot all about it until the day before … Continue reading
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The Peterborough Petroglyphs: Building Over An Ancient Algonquian Ritual Site
Previous Post: Peterborough’s The Canadian Canoe Museum – Journey Into An Epic Past N.B. The term Algonquian (also spelled Algonkian) refers to one of North America’s largest indigenous language families. Individual tribes or First Nations like the Innu, the Micmac, the Algonquin, the Ojibwe, … Continue reading
Posted in Anishinaabek World, Pictographs of the Canadian Shield
Tagged Curve Lake First nation Petroglyphs, Joan Vastokas, Peterboro Petroglyphs, Peterboro rock carvings, Peterborough Pictographs, Peterborough rock art, Petroglyphs Provincial Park, Teaching Rocks review, Upper Stony Lake Petroglyphs
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Anishinaabe Pictograph Sites Of The Canadian Shield
The Canadian Shield (aka the Pre-Cambrian or Laurentian Shield) makes up more than half of Canada’s land mass. (It also includes Greenland, the Adirondacks of New York State, as well as the northern parts of Michigan, Wisconsin, and Minnesota). It … Continue reading
Posted in Anishinaabek World, Pictographs of the Canadian Shield, wilderness canoe tripping
Tagged aboriginal rock art, Anishinaabeg art, art ruprestre du bouclier canadien, canadian shield pictographs, Grace Rajnovtich, Indian pictograph locations, indian rock paintings, Selwyn Dewdney and Indian rock paintings, Thor Conway pictographs
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